Real Valladolid vs Valencia CF Tickets

Real Valladolid vs Valencia FC is an encounter that usually provides fans with goals, although they do no always favour the hosts when played at the Estadio Jose Zorrilla. With both sides competing at different ends of the La Liga table, though, the match remains intensely competitive as players from both squads go on to produce some top-quality performances in the middle of the field.

Valladolid might not be the most popular of Spanish sides to have ever been formed, however they have managed to carve out some success for themselves since being established. They are the biggest side to come from the Castile and León community and have also gone on to be recognised as one of the main clubs that help to form the division. Nicknamed Pucela, the club have managed to accumulate over 40 years of playing in the top-flight, despite going through spells where they would yo-yo between the divisions. They are perhaps more widely known throughout the world because of Ronaldo’s time as President of the club.

Valencia, on the other hand, are one of the most successful clubs to have ever played football in the country as they have managed to win a large number of trophies throughout their storied history. Los Che have lifted no fewer than six La Liga titles, whilst also claiming silverware whilst in European competition; something they continually seek to do each season.

Therefore, the Estadio Jose Zorrilla becomes a cauldron of excitement for fans of the white and violets, as plenty of supporters look to fill the 27,846-seater venue when one of the country’s biggest sides visits.

However, the match does not always end in positive fashion for Real Valladolid, as Valencia appear to bring too much firepower for Pucela to handle. Previous results have included 0-2, 2-4 and 0-1, although there have been plenty of draws that can encourage fans that a win might be on the cards.

Real Valladolid versus Valencia CF might be a fixture that appears to go one way when it is played at the Estadio Jose Zorrilla, however all the ingredients for an upset are there, as well as the ability to see one of the top sides to have ever competed in Spanish football are all attractive propositions to make this game worthy of attending at the stadium.